Italy is set to receive LNG from the U.S. Golden Pass facility starting in June as disruptions to Qatar supply reshape global gas flows.
Field surveys are underway for a new Dutch pipeline corridor designed to transport hydrogen and captured CO₂ between key industrial hubs and offshore storage sites.
EU lawmakers rejected a motion to block hydrogen pipeline funding, clearing the way for billions in infrastructure investment tied to projects estimated at more than $86 billion.
UK Oil & Gas and Wales & West Utilities have signed an agreement to link a hydrogen pipeline network with planned salt-cavern storage in South Dorset.
IKM Testing UK has secured a pre-commissioning role on the Northern Endurance Partnership project, supporting CO₂ pipeline infrastructure for the UK’s East Coast carbon capture network.
Fluxys has been appointed operator of a CO₂ pipeline network in Antwerp, advancing carbon transport infrastructure linking industry to North Sea storage.
Spain and Algeria are in talks to boost natural gas flows through the Medgaz pipeline, as Europe looks to secure additional supply amid market volatility.
Hungary is moving to curb natural gas flows to Ukraine as crude shipments on the Druzhba pipeline remain offline, deepening energy tensions across Eastern Europe.
JERA has secured 2 Bcm per year of LNG regasification capacity at the Dunkerque terminal in France, which is now fully contracted through 2036.
East Mediterranean gas could supply up to 60 Bcm to Europe, but infrastructure gaps and regulatory barriers remain the main obstacles to development, speakers said at CERAWeek.
Poland is testing market demand for expanded LNG import capacity as Gaz-System opens bidding for long-term regasification services tied to a potential second FSRU at its Gdansk terminal.
National Gas has outlined plans for a 300-mile hydrogen pipeline along England’s east coast, forming the first phase of a proposed UK-wide hydrogen transmission network.
The Netherlands has connected its first large-scale hydrogen plant to a national pipeline network, marking a key step in linking industrial users to emerging hydrogen infrastructure.
NATO is evaluating a major expansion of its Cold War-era fuel pipeline network into Eastern Europe to address supply challenges and strengthen military readiness amid rising tensions with Russia.
QatarEnergy is offering LNG regasification slots at Belgium’s Zeebrugge terminal for April, signaling its supply disruption could extend as Middle East conflict continues to impact exports.
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